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STREAMING SERVERS
ORBAN MODEL 1010
require group <groupname1> <groupname2>
require valid-user
require any-user
<Limit Write>
</Limit>
Terms not in angle brackets are keywords. Anything in angle brackets is
information you supply. Do not include the angle brackets.
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AuthName <message>
Name of the authentication domain (optional). This is the text that us-
ers see when the login window appears. If your message includes
spaces, make sure you enclose the entire text within quotation marks.
This is not supported in the current login window dialog box, so this
option will have no effect on client systems.
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AuthUserFile <user filename>
Name and path of the user file. If it is not specified, the default qtusers
file will be used. For Windows, it is
C:\Program Files\Darwin
Streaming Server\qtusers
.
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AuthGroupFile <group filename>
Name and path of the groups file (optional). If it is not specified, the
default qtgroups file will be used. For Windows, it is
C:\Program
Files\Darwin Streaming Server\qtgroups
. A group file is op-
tional. If you have many users, instead of listing each user it may be
easier to set up one or more groups and then to enter the group
names.
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AuthScheme
Authentication scheme, either digest or basic, providing the ability to
specify the authentication scheme on a directory-by-directory basis.
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require user <username1> <username2>
Limits access to the media directory to the specified list of users. (A
“user” is authorized to log in and access the media file, live stream, or
live encode.) The username must be in the user file you specified. You
can also specify
valid-user
, which designates any valid user.
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require group <groupname1> <groupname2>
Limits access to the media directory to the specified list of groups de-
fined in the groups file. The group and its members must be listed in
the groups file specified.
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require valid-user
Limits access to the media directory to any valid users defined in the
qtusers file. The statement
require valid-user
specifies that any
authenticated user in the
qtusers
file can have access to the media
files. If this tag is used, the server will prompt users for an appropriate
username and password.